Founded in 1995 and formerly known as Pacstar the Computer Doctor, Sterling IT provides honest and reliable solutions for SME through to Corporate.We pride ourself on the integrity of our word, as well as to provide solutions to suit client needs.Sterling IT is also the National Authorised Service Centre for Panasonic Toughbook.

Providing solutions and funding to charities and well deserved organizations in need. Also creating more awareness to the general public of the genuine need whilst rewarding people that help with gifts and prizes.

Helped establish Education market within Optima in the early days

Retail Store Manager for IPC Corporation. One of the first manufacturers that sold direct to the public and caused Compaq at the time to go direct as well. Most management come from Osborne computers. A successful Autralian manufacturer (at the time) but went under as most management went to IPC. Great product and company but Directors greedy caused its demise. Even though store was out west in Liverpool. We had one of the most successful stores as we had a great committed… Show more Retail Store Manager for IPC Corporation. One of the first manufacturers that sold direct to the public and caused Compaq at the time to go direct as well. Most management come from Osborne computers. A successful Autralian manufacturer (at the time) but went under as most management went to IPC. Great product and company but Directors greedy caused its demise. Even though store was out west in Liverpool. We had one of the most successful stores as we had a great committed team ( #Andrew Anastasi). Pacstar the computer doctor was formed over this time and offered training to people who bought IPC computers. This is where my company was born. Formed with Andrew Anastasi. Shortly after Andrew left to pursue a career overseas. Show less

Managed procurement and introduction of PC product.

Ran Computer Sport stores in the City and Parramatta.Fresh, but was given a great opportunity by being thrown into the deep end of business.This was the start to where I am today (Thanks Tom Quealy)The great old days of Commodore and Atari.The start of IBM Compatible systems and where IT people made 25% GP on a sale.We also ran on 300baud modems

Was hired as a jnr (first fulltime job) as the company was going under and wanted cheap labour :)Was located in Clarence Street Sydney